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The call for a pardon for those convicted in connection with the Rif Hirak who remain in prison returned to the House of Representatives’ Justice Committee on November 10, 2026, ten years after the protests began. MP Fatimi Ramid called for a royal pardon to foster reconciliation and trust in institutions, while distinguishing between social demands and abuses associated with some events. Previous pardons included 11 of the 54 people in 2018, 60 detainees in 2019, and 24 in 2020. In 2021, the defense said that some of those convicted had been pardoned for the remainder of their sentences, while others had completed their terms. The parliamentary debate did not put forward a new way to close the file; an MP from the Authenticity and Modernity Party noted that the trials had taken place when the Justice and Development Party was leading the government.
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